Navy Now Under Way As Congress Debates Armament
Secretary Daniels issues final report urging immediate funding for 42 ships and an expansion plan. He outlines 27 dreadnoughts on first line with battle cruisers, battleships, cruisers, destroyers and subs as core forces. He notes labor and facility challenges and widespread enlistment difficulties with a need to recruit 29,000 sailors.
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Washington, D. C
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United States
Daniels
Congress
Danels
Department
Navy
Concrees
Mortuary notices for Mrs Bernadine Berman and Mrs Jerusha Mead Ellis
The notices report the deaths of Mrs Bernadine Berman at 9 15 am at her daughter’s home 702 Fourth Street East and of Jerusha Mead Ellis at 12285 Lafayette Street Waterloo both with family details and funeral plans. Mrs Berman born 1820 in Westhalen Germany immigrated to the U S with her parents aged 16. She married Stephen Berman at 22 and lived in Madison Wisconsin until his death about 64 years ago. She had lived with her daughter for 28 years and moved with the family from Dubuque to Waterloo about 10 years ago. Surviving children include Mrs Kann and a son John. 32 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral is Monday at 9 am from St Mary’s Catholic Church to Calgary Cemetery with Rev H P Hohlman in charge. Jerusha Mead Ellis born May 4 1828 in Seneca County Ohio resided in Waterloo since 1854. Her first husband Benjamin Higgins died in 1865 and she later married D G Ellis who died April 14 1918. She leaves a sister Mrs Phoebe A Schellenger and three grandchildren Mrs William Floyd George B Highley Waterloo and Ira Highley. Mrs Ellis was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Calgary Cemetery
H. P. Hohlman
D. B. Bluts
Jerusha Mead Ellis
Waterloo
Lafayette Street
Seneca County
Roscon
Benjamin Higgins
Phoebe A. Schellenger
Franklin Street
William Floyd
George B. Highley
Ira Highley
Ems
Methodist Episcopal Church
Funeral notices from Grace church and local mortuaries
John Steele aged 30 died suddenly of heart disease at about 10 a.m. today. He was born in Scotland and survived by his parents and three sisters in New York. The body is at Hileman & Gindt's mortuary awaiting relatives' funeral directions. Also noted is the death of W. H. Gipe aged 66, a carpenter and member of Waterloo Carpenters Local, who died at his son William S. Gipe's home at 316 Gable Street. His body is at O'Keefe & Towne mortuary with services likely Sunday in La Porce City.
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W. H. Gipe
W. T H. Gipe
William S. Gipe
Gable Street
Gipe
Carpenters’ Local
Waterloo
O'Keefe & Towne
la Porce City
John Steele
Scotland
New York
Hileman & Gindt
Autos Smash and Residents Escape at City Crossings
Automobiles operated by Marshall Shores and H J Miller collided at Fourth and Sycamore at 5 30 p m yesterday. No injuries. both cars damaged. A H Stewart’s car was struck by a Litchfield street car at Fourth and Mulberry at 5 50 p m Thursday. vehicle damaged, no injuries. Georgia congressman Samuel I Tribble of Athens died in Washington from a stroke suffered days earlier.
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Marshall Shores
Deland Avenue
H. JS. Miller
Denver Street
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
A. H. Stewart
Leland .Avenna
Litchfield
Fourth and Mulberry Streets
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Samuel I Tribble
Athens
Congress
Once This Beauty Had Pimples
A fragmented ad style passage promises a free trial package to “prove this” against pimples and blackheads. It emphasizes rapid skin clearing and flustered breathing, then hints at a single method to remove eruptions with a completed claim lacking specifics. The text remains readable but incomplete.
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Stuart
Holstein World Consolidates Editorials in Waterloo
The Holstein-Friesian World will publish fifty two issues yearly from Waterloo after Jan. 1, ending its two-location policy. The Stevens Brothers of Syracuse sold the magazine a year ago and the editorial management shifts entirely to Waterloo with printing by Fred L. Kimbach company.
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Waterloo
HH. BE. Colby
Syracuse
Stevens Brothers’ Company
John Andrews
Fred L. Kimbach
FP. T. Price
Eastern change eyed for Qie World editor role
A summarized early report notes possible edits at Qie World as changes spread. Colby commented on a purchase affecting Byracuse and Sinveios, with Fowiers and Hoen La figures cited in connection to the paper’s future direction.
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Rangein
Colby
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